tipnoak
Tipnoak - written as "Tipnook" in the 1901 census - looks old but was actually built in the early 1900s from material taken from older buildings. A small cottage stood at the location before the present building. It stands at the junction of the southern part of the High Street and Nep Town Road. The name is probably a derivation from 'Tippa's Oak' - meaning Tippa's Hundred (Henfield Hundred). The hundred was a Saxon administrative unit.
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Tipnoak 1: A photo from 2007, showing the modern aspect of the house - with fence.
Tipnoak 2: This black & white photo was probably taken in the 1930s, and shows a postman with bicycle standing by the hedge which preceded the building of the fence around the property.
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Tipnoak: The back of Tipnoak from a black & white photo of 1958.
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Tipnoak: The house in mid-August 2017, taken from the bollards in the middle of the road junction with Nep Town Road
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Tipnoak 1: A photo from 2007, showing the modern aspect of the house - with fence.
Tipnoak 2: This black & white photo was probably taken in the 1930s, and shows a postman with bicycle standing by the hedge which preceded the building of the fence around the property.
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Tipnoak: The back of Tipnoak from a black & white photo of 1958.
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Tipnoak: The house in mid-August 2017, taken from the bollards in the middle of the road junction with Nep Town Road
